merchant cash advances

Tony Boulton, owner of the three-person kitchen supply store Design & Grace in Grapevine, Tex., got $20,000 from AdvanceMe in 2007, which cost him $27,000 in credit-card sales. He renewed for the same terms when his first advance was paid for, because he needed the money for working capital. Boulton says he'd rather have a bank line of credit, but he's been repeatedly turned down. "It's the only way that I've found of getting funds that I need," he says. "The sooner I can get out of it, the better. But right now it's the only option I have."http://www.rapidcapitalfunding.com/merchant_cash_advance.php